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'''Fred Hunt, Jr.''', a one time assistant to [[Robert Heller]], wrote an expose of his second sight act soon after Heller's death in the  the London Times.<ref>Leaves from conjurers' scrap books; or, Modern magicians and their works by Hardin J. Burlingame</ref>
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'''Fred Hunt, Jr.''' (fl. 1870s), a one time assistant to [[Robert Heller]], wrote an expose of his second sight act soon after Heller's death in the  the London Times.<ref>Leaves from conjurers' scrap books; or, Modern magicians and their works by Hardin J. Burlingame</ref>
  
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== Biography ==
 
Hunt was 12 years old when he became Heller's pupil.  
 
Hunt was 12 years old when he became Heller's pupil.  
  

Latest revision as of 18:23, 23 March 2014

Fred Hunt, Jr.
BornFrederick Hunt, Jr.

Flourished1870s

Fred Hunt, Jr. (fl. 1870s), a one time assistant to Robert Heller, wrote an expose of his second sight act soon after Heller's death in the the London Times.[1]

Biography

Hunt was 12 years old when he became Heller's pupil.

Bibliography

  • How to do second sight : Heller's second sight explained (1898)

References

  1. Leaves from conjurers' scrap books; or, Modern magicians and their works by Hardin J. Burlingame